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Noteshelf is a notetaking app that allows users to take notes in virtual notebooks. Within each notebook, users can change the type of paper they want to take notes on (i.e. lined paper, blank paper, task list paper, music sheets, grid paper), and can either type or handwrite content on the pages. When in the handwriting mode (left-handed mode available), users can choose different styles that will atler the way their writing looks like such as using the fountain pen, ballpoint pen, highlighter, pencil, crayon, and marker. Users can also use a geometric tools within the app such as a ruler, triangle ruler, L-ruler, and protractor. Users can open up and annoate PDF documents within the app. Users can import documents from Box, Dropbox, and Google Drive, and export documents to email, Evernote, Box, Dropbox, and Google Drive.

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oMoby searches the Internet using photos taken with your device’s camera.

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Users can download eBooks and audiobooks from libraries that support the use of OverDrive. To use this app, users must have or create an Adobe ID. Users can also insert DRM-free ePub files that have been retrieved from other sites and read them in the app.

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This is a note-taking app that allows you to type, handwrite, and dictate notes. Dragon voice recognition software is built into the app and can transcribe audio recordings to written text. Notes can be shared through PaperPort Anywhere, email, Google Docs, Box, Dropbox, and the Docs Folder (PDF+Audio). The app also can the option of password protecting documents. It can also be used to annotate PDFs.

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This app shows your current location and the location of “handicapped parking” nearby on a map. One can also search for different locations on the map and add new “handicapped parking” spots or report parking violations.

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PDF Reader allows the user to create or view PDF files. The PDF files can be saved on the iCloud. In the free version, users can add comments, highlight text, underline text, strikethrough text, draw shapes, and add additional text. With premium, users can have additional features such as OCR and unlimited storage.

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This app allows users to browse up to 4 web pages at a time. It has a note-taking function which lets the user browse up to 2 web pages at a time while taking notes. The top half of the app is where the user can take notes and the bottom half of the screen can be used to browse the Internet. The app can also sync with the user’s Dropbox to share the notes. The notes can also be shared through email. The app also supports reading but not editing numerous file formats (Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Excel, HTML, etc.).

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SignEasy allows the user to sign forms or documents in many formats such as, PDF, Word, Excel, Text, Html etc. The documents can be saved through email, Dropbox, and more. The first 3 documents are free after those, there are in app purchases for 10 additional documents or unlimited for one year.

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Social Hub organizes and keeps all the social networking sites a person may use in one app. The social networks the app includes are Facebook, Twitter, Buzz, MySpace LinkedIn, Topix, myYearbook, gTalk, foursquare, hi5, Meebo, Omegle, Orkut, Tumblr, Gmail, YouTube, Vimeo, Google, Delicious, Digg, Flickr, FriendFeed, Friendster, LastFM, LiveJournal, Yelp, and Yahoo. This app was designed for the iPhone.

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This app allows the user to create and customize messages that are displayed in a card-like fashion. There are three categories of messages, dining, general, and travel. Once messages are created they can be edited and categorized.

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